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john boehner about a year and a half ago stopped about 800 alien dollars worth of revenue through tax reform. republicans won't give a number now but they want tax reform and an overhau overhauled the entirm to generate new revenue. there was talk about this yesterday with treasury secretary commissioner who said to that idea pretty much forgot about it. >> there is a lot of magical thinking about how much money can raise from tax adventures. people will look at that question and concluded i think incorrectly that there is a huge amount of resources. i think that is untrue. >> a dozen of ceos meet with the president and a couple of hours from now after the president's news conference at 1:30. a number of these executives have been to the white house before. members of the export council, jobs council, ceo of of ge, tao, ford, also say what the white house on the different councils in some form or another. cheryl: we will be taken the tae news conference from the president lives and the ceo will have something to chew on afterwards. thank you very much. dennis: might get a little awkwa
john boehner about a year and a half ago stopped about 800 alien dollars worth of revenue through tax reform. republicans won't give a number now but they want tax reform and an overhau overhauled the entirm to generate new revenue. there was talk about this yesterday with treasury secretary commissioner who said to that idea pretty much forgot about it. >> there is a lot of magical thinking about how much money can raise from tax adventures. people will look at that question and...
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we are expected to see john boehner speak. am i wrong in assuming we did not think we will get any comments from either side? >> you are right. the issue with that is typically when you are making progress you won't hear from the principals or get any leaks and we have seen that the last couple days but we heard from john boehner friday and the president yesterday so people have been talking and there are folks around town seeing that as a negative indication and sources have told us it has been slow going in these negotiations. cheryl: rich edson. dennis: the dow losing 112, they're starting to catch wind that john boehner will say something depressing instead of hopeful. clearly betting on good news. cheryl: rich edson obviously standing by, thank you, we will take those live comments from john boehner when you guys appear on the house floor. dennis: i will go with this. even if we do avoid the fiscal cliff our next guest says a european blow up and apple topping out could be bigger holders for the market in 2013. there is g
we are expected to see john boehner speak. am i wrong in assuming we did not think we will get any comments from either side? >> you are right. the issue with that is typically when you are making progress you won't hear from the principals or get any leaks and we have seen that the last couple days but we heard from john boehner friday and the president yesterday so people have been talking and there are folks around town seeing that as a negative indication and sources have told us it...
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john morris of capital markets joins me right now. let's go right to it because one of the key names that surprised me is a gap. teenagers are going back to gap. >> we do a lot of consumer focused research and consumer survey work and one of the most interesting things we are finding is the older team is going back to that gap. we have a better product because of better talent in place at the organization, you have people overseeing merchandising who come from some real blue chip names, they're doing a better job with the product and the teens see it and going back. cheryl: stock is up 72% and you have to outperform urban outfitters and express, urban outfitters, another name that has outperformed, stock of 50% over the last year. is this the teenage story? >> it tends to attract a slightly older teen or young adults, but in arkansas mercer rework the teens give urban outfitters the most improved award because they're getting a kiss from the fashion trend. we're back in a fashion cycle. color is working well that there's a lot of styl
john morris of capital markets joins me right now. let's go right to it because one of the key names that surprised me is a gap. teenagers are going back to gap. >> we do a lot of consumer focused research and consumer survey work and one of the most interesting things we are finding is the older team is going back to that gap. we have a better product because of better talent in place at the organization, you have people overseeing merchandising who come from some real blue chip names,...
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john boehner meeting with the president. sandra: not bad. we're still here with the pharaohs, some optimism on wall street when you hear john boehner and obama are meeting once again for talking once again to bring us closer and closer. some sort of agreement on the fiscal cliff and that optimism and thought maybe they're actually coming together bringing optimism and that is what you see a pharaohs across the board, s&p 500 up nearly one full percentage point with names like bank of america, home depot and wal-mart leading the dow. we talk about president obama and what we have seen out of washington, don't forget roughly 30 million americans will begin in january 2014 as the reform laws change. they got an upgrade. the price target from deutsche bank up about 66% in the last six months. back to you. dennis: thank you nicole. cheryl: over to sandra smith. sandra: we're watching oil and gasoline prices. $0.75 on the session around $88 per barrel and while oil prices are up today, they have dropped significantly the past couple of months. sho
john boehner meeting with the president. sandra: not bad. we're still here with the pharaohs, some optimism on wall street when you hear john boehner and obama are meeting once again for talking once again to bring us closer and closer. some sort of agreement on the fiscal cliff and that optimism and thought maybe they're actually coming together bringing optimism and that is what you see a pharaohs across the board, s&p 500 up nearly one full percentage point with names like bank of...
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can the president and john boehner finally end this mess over the nation's debt? the clock is ticking. dennis: here's a look at today's s&p winners. dennis: the dow below 15,000 one cliff years. fireworks on the floor of the senate. harry reid with choice words for the house speaker. >> the american people don't understand the house of representatives is operating without a house of representatives. it has been operated with the dictatorship of the speaker, not allowing the vast majority of the house of representatives to get what they want. dennis: when do we hear from john boehner? more importantly when the deal gets done? more on the winter storm that wrecked the holidays for many americans, last stop in the northeast, live team coverage and no secrets here, popular show downtown at the premiere's next month and you can find out what happens on line. are you going to peak? cheryl: don't tell me. dennis: who cares? cheryl: it is 30 past the hour, stocks >> caller: minutes and the market is down 100 points and down below 13,000. nicole: i don't watch anything bes
can the president and john boehner finally end this mess over the nation's debt? the clock is ticking. dennis: here's a look at today's s&p winners. dennis: the dow below 15,000 one cliff years. fireworks on the floor of the senate. harry reid with choice words for the house speaker. >> the american people don't understand the house of representatives is operating without a house of representatives. it has been operated with the dictatorship of the speaker, not allowing the vast...
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dagen: john woods, thank you. >> no problem. dagen: happy new year. >> to you too. dagen: knows more about bonds than any other man in the country. bonds booming. what's in store for 2013, and how much does washington have to do with it? a massive port strike threatening the economy and commerce from coast-to-coast and could happen this weekend. look at how the dollar holding up against world currency. why is the euro at a buck-32? ♪ >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a chge card accot with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that'shy you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before your identity is attacked. and now you can have the most protection available today... lifelock ultimate. so for protection you just can't get anywhere else, get l
dagen: john woods, thank you. >> no problem. dagen: happy new year. >> to you too. dagen: knows more about bonds than any other man in the country. bonds booming. what's in store for 2013, and how much does washington have to do with it? a massive port strike threatening the economy and commerce from coast-to-coast and could happen this weekend. look at how the dollar holding up against world currency. why is the euro at a buck-32? ♪ >> announcer: you never know when, but...
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i'm with john, the ceo of tune-in, and, john, it's an app, it's on the web, basically allows you to listen to stations from all over the world. it's cool i can listen to music in prague or the tar hill sports network for the pregame. i can't do that locally, and i don't need a satellite radio to do so. the question is it's a crowded marketplace. how can tune-in stand out in the market place and make a living? >> one of the things that's different about us is we focus on radio. a lot of people are music recommendation engines so people like pandora or spotify is a cd experience. we are a radio in one place. tens of thousands of streams, music, news, talk, sports from around the world. >> no royalties? >> no, we don't broadcast anything. we a directory. google is for a web page, tune-in is to radio bringing the direct rich edson and all of the user experience, but we don't brood -- broadcast anything ourselves. >> service is free to use, you share the streaming avenue revenue with the stations themselves, and how do you make money, though? a larger audience to do so? you claim 40 million use
i'm with john, the ceo of tune-in, and, john, it's an app, it's on the web, basically allows you to listen to stations from all over the world. it's cool i can listen to music in prague or the tar hill sports network for the pregame. i can't do that locally, and i don't need a satellite radio to do so. the question is it's a crowded marketplace. how can tune-in stand out in the market place and make a living? >> one of the things that's different about us is we focus on radio. a lot of...
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joining me now is john. you went through an entire decade were you recently made some significant cuts to get your health back in order. >> absolutely. we realized we wanted to get the budget back into structural balance. lori: what will it mean to you if the sequestration goes into effect? >> i think certainly we will look at the programs in the area getting scaled back. there are two phases to the fiscal cliff. one is the reduction of federal spending. the other is the impact of the tax cuts and those types of things. we are watching each of these federal programs. the main thing is the uncertainty that the states are dealing with. our biggest risk is the federal government. melissa: you are worried you will not be getting money from the fed? how would you make that up? would you immediately start cutting? >> absolutely. what the federal government would look at the programs and we would start to scale them back. certainly, that is not on the top priority. congress this duty is to determine the spending pr
joining me now is john. you went through an entire decade were you recently made some significant cuts to get your health back in order. >> absolutely. we realized we wanted to get the budget back into structural balance. lori: what will it mean to you if the sequestration goes into effect? >> i think certainly we will look at the programs in the area getting scaled back. there are two phases to the fiscal cliff. one is the reduction of federal spending. the other is the impact of...
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connell: all right, john. always great to see you. to the economics. senior economist at wells fargo. how do you see this? >> i am afraid we will at least slide a little bit over the cliff. there are four elements to the fiscal cliff that are absolutely going to happen. the social security tax. the new healthcare taxes as they go along with obamacare or so affordable care act. federal funding will end. all of that together. it is 100% certainty that that will happen. connell: that is actually a very good point to bring up those issues. you paint this picture that it is not like pushing grandma over the cliff. we are calling to the edge of the cliff. what does it mean for the economy. what kind of a deal can only reach? >> it certainly is a possibility. we do not have that in our outlook. we have growth in the first quarter. see. what do you assume to do that? >> we assume we will get some compromise on taxes. obama getting reelected, we are likely to see a tax increase. we will let the tax cuts expire, they will reinstate them after the first of the ye
connell: all right, john. always great to see you. to the economics. senior economist at wells fargo. how do you see this? >> i am afraid we will at least slide a little bit over the cliff. there are four elements to the fiscal cliff that are absolutely going to happen. the social security tax. the new healthcare taxes as they go along with obamacare or so affordable care act. federal funding will end. all of that together. it is 100% certainty that that will happen. connell: that is...
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john thain denies it the gullible reporter or not. he wants to sell cit, and this is why you watched fox business because they giv we give you tht up-to-date stories. there's not that he is trying to sell or that he wants to sell, but that he cannot sell it right now. he has a huge problem on his hands. very difficult for cit to grow organically and by acquisition because it is on the fed watch list. still fell into bankruptcy, never paid back the government essentially stiffed the taxpayers. john thain came in afterwards and ran it. since then he is trying to rebuild it. doing a fairly decent job, but he can't really grow it because they're on this watch list. apparently he cannot sell it. all the banks he wanted to sell to, the u.s. banks, the big banks woul which you want to uss the ability to get in and run one of these institutions, they cannot write it because the bank regulators don't want these too big to fail banks to get even bigger and more systemically important and risky. that is one of the problems he has right now. righ
john thain denies it the gullible reporter or not. he wants to sell cit, and this is why you watched fox business because they giv we give you tht up-to-date stories. there's not that he is trying to sell or that he wants to sell, but that he cannot sell it right now. he has a huge problem on his hands. very difficult for cit to grow organically and by acquisition because it is on the fed watch list. still fell into bankruptcy, never paid back the government essentially stiffed the taxpayers....
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lori: john hayworth, thank you. appreciate the advice. connell: just make these debt talks into a home reality show. get out, you are fired. we will talk to neil cavuto about that. and the idea of putting president obama and john boehner on tv together and televising the debt talks. lori: microsoft's efforts is all coming down to the price tag. we will show you some interest rates as we head to break. 164 on the ten year. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is amy. amy likes to invest in the market. she also likes to ride her bike. she knows the potential for mang or losing money can pop up anytime. that's why she trades with the leader in mobile trading. so she's always ready to take action, no matter how wily... or weird... or wonderfully the market's behaving... which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritre. >> i have your fox business brief. manufacturing activity unexpectedly contracted last month falling to its lowest level in three years. it fell to 49.5. larger than expected drop. on the flip side, you as builders b
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dennis: thank you for being with us, john brown, good to see you again. take care. cheryl: we are getting breaking news into fox business. according to partners at the wall street journal there's a deal in place to bring apple products to markets together with deutsche telekom. the chairman of deutsche texaco, calling it the final piece of the jigsaw to boost competitiveness in our t mobile usa deepened abilities of breaking news is apple and t mobile usa have struck a deal, one of the last pieces, the distribution model. dennis: t mobile is getting the iphone 5 or something. good for them. dennis: legalized pot in washington state and colorado. remember the feds say no way. dennis: gas prices coming down just in time for your christmas shopping trips. we will check with phil flynn to find out why. as we do every day at this time look at oil, down 2%. [ male announcer ] this is steve. he loves risk. but whether 's climbing evert, scuba diving the great barrier re with sharks, or jumping into the marke he goes with people he trus, which is why he trades with a compan
dennis: thank you for being with us, john brown, good to see you again. take care. cheryl: we are getting breaking news into fox business. according to partners at the wall street journal there's a deal in place to bring apple products to markets together with deutsche telekom. the chairman of deutsche texaco, calling it the final piece of the jigsaw to boost competitiveness in our t mobile usa deepened abilities of breaking news is apple and t mobile usa have struck a deal, one of the last...
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john bbehner and republicans were unable to do it. now the focus and pressure shifts to the senate and the democrats. >> in the senate is democrats and republicans because last year when we were in this fix couldn't get out of the debt ceiling crisis it was harry reid, the democrat leader in the senate and mcconnell, the republican leader who emerged as adults in the room and worked up something that got through congress. we are on the verge of something like that or at least an attempt to replicate that. how much of a role will whitehouse play, might just be as in 2011 the two senate leaders decide they can take care of this themselves. we will see when president obama gets back tomorrow. dennis: small, thinking a smaller deal rather than something sweeping. >> there was a sense the week or two ago that you have a big deal or we go off of the cliff but dynamics change next week and the reality is what is possible here is a small deal probably something that deals with the tax breaks or tax levels for most americans under $250,000 or
john bbehner and republicans were unable to do it. now the focus and pressure shifts to the senate and the democrats. >> in the senate is democrats and republicans because last year when we were in this fix couldn't get out of the debt ceiling crisis it was harry reid, the democrat leader in the senate and mcconnell, the republican leader who emerged as adults in the room and worked up something that got through congress. we are on the verge of something like that or at least an attempt...
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he was part of the group that got rid of john corzine. he was a good friend of his beard he joined hank paulson and john thorton. one of the interesting things he did right after he did after going to the new york stock exchange, he took down every single picture of growth -- grosso. john thain took down those iconic photograph. he then went to merrill lynch. again, very controversial. i would say he did some stupid stuff. when merrill lynch needed more capital, it was obvious that they were looking to make deals to get them more capital. he would say things are not so bad. he would spell the notion. when the firm fell into bankruptcy, it was bought by bank of america. guess what happened, he went out and try to pay himself a $10 million bonus. that was shot down. heavily criticized. guess what he did after that, disclosure. he redid his office with a $35,000 toilet. the eighth charlie gasparino thank you. everyone needs one. melissa: amazon is going back into the wine business. lori: let's look at metals as we go to break. gold is down.
he was part of the group that got rid of john corzine. he was a good friend of his beard he joined hank paulson and john thorton. one of the interesting things he did right after he did after going to the new york stock exchange, he took down every single picture of growth -- grosso. john thain took down those iconic photograph. he then went to merrill lynch. again, very controversial. i would say he did some stupid stuff. when merrill lynch needed more capital, it was obvious that they were...
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john nelson is the chairman and joins me now. quite a big change. quite a big change for you with the numbers. obviously no tsunami, fires or flooding in thailand, anything else that you did on the business side to really turn things around for the company? >> well, these results, frankly, are not of any surprise. 2011 was the worst catastrophe year for lloyd, second for the insurance market in history. a loss of 700 million in the first half of last year. that was a rather modest loss considering the impact. if you look at the numbers, we have basically catastrophe losses of about 300 million which plays 3 billion in the first half of last year. this is only half year. remember, in seasonal terms, lloyd biggest catastrophe exposure comes in the second half of the year. cheryl: let's talk about a couple other things. last time we were talking about vision 2012. you are talking about -- excuse me, 2025. thank you very much. you were talking about the vision for the company in the future. one of the things he told me you want to really expand to growt
john nelson is the chairman and joins me now. quite a big change. quite a big change for you with the numbers. obviously no tsunami, fires or flooding in thailand, anything else that you did on the business side to really turn things around for the company? >> well, these results, frankly, are not of any surprise. 2011 was the worst catastrophe year for lloyd, second for the insurance market in history. a loss of 700 million in the first half of last year. that was a rather modest loss...
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joining us to explain why, john burke, ceo of burke financial stratis about. what i love to this, this is back to old style peter lynch investing, invest in what you know. ashley: sin stocks. >> tracy, we're --. ashley: what the heck have i got myself into. tracy: because i knows i will ask about rick's cabaret. >> i can't help you there. we're getting a little concerned about the market because a year ago we had all these issues about the european economy and the american economy and of course emerging markets. fast forward today we're up 27%. all day we have the promise of good things to come. we're starting to get a little concerned especially with that fiscal cliff looming. ashley: is that the biggest threat? you mentioned d.c. continues to be polarized. as you mentioned the eurozone or global markets and emerging markets continuing to fade. it was same story as year ago as is now as you pointed out but what is the biggest threat? >> we think the biggest threat is the fiscal cliff. we have ceos out there delaying hiring decisions because if that fiscal cli
joining us to explain why, john burke, ceo of burke financial stratis about. what i love to this, this is back to old style peter lynch investing, invest in what you know. ashley: sin stocks. >> tracy, we're --. ashley: what the heck have i got myself into. tracy: because i knows i will ask about rick's cabaret. >> i can't help you there. we're getting a little concerned about the market because a year ago we had all these issues about the european economy and the american economy...
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right here in hometown, president obama landed at john f. kennedy airport, still seen in the wake of superstorm sandy. connell: in queens, new york -- >> in the heart of becoming the biggest dump in the new york city area, we are looking at jacob riis park which is the beach community, and breezy point, whole neighborhoods and business districts, a dozen towns ending up here, this is two stories high. it is the weight of the empire state building. and wraparound rear 33 times. and running this operation, you are the first responders. >> we were geared when we knew -- we are ready to roll from the get go. >> how does this compare to katrina and 9/11? >> i work 9/11, logistically it was a recovery operation. logistically the scale is not a comparison. >> it is already a challenge to get garbage and debris and of the peninsula, certainly at long island and when the power gets back up. and the first file created here out of the dozen or so, we are seeing furniture basically personal items from households with a crane is working. >> the walls and
right here in hometown, president obama landed at john f. kennedy airport, still seen in the wake of superstorm sandy. connell: in queens, new york -- >> in the heart of becoming the biggest dump in the new york city area, we are looking at jacob riis park which is the beach community, and breezy point, whole neighborhoods and business districts, a dozen towns ending up here, this is two stories high. it is the weight of the empire state building. and wraparound rear 33 times. and running...
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joining us with his take is john hofmeister, former president of shell oil. do you have any sense how quickly these refineries will restart with 70% of refining capacity in this part of the country shutdown? >> ended the best of circumstances once you shutdown it takes between five and ten days to get up and running. unless you find damage. if you have been flooded chances are you could have similar optical damage if your electricals were on the ground level so we don't know yet. i keep reading everything i can read to see what is being reported that something else to worry about our, our the porks damage? the northeast gets a lot of its fuel supplies from europe or the caribbean by ship and so if the ports are damaged with that huge surge, that could be another issue in terms of supply. normally there's a three to four week supply available and there shouldn't be an immediate outage of general supply but at the retail level or the depot level, if you don't have electricity you are out of business and that the strain on the stations that do have electricity s
joining us with his take is john hofmeister, former president of shell oil. do you have any sense how quickly these refineries will restart with 70% of refining capacity in this part of the country shutdown? >> ended the best of circumstances once you shutdown it takes between five and ten days to get up and running. unless you find damage. if you have been flooded chances are you could have similar optical damage if your electricals were on the ground level so we don't know yet. i keep...
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dennis: capital senior john brown worked with margaret thatcher. why don't we just cut tax rates 80%? >> i think there is evidence to show that tax rates to increase activity. certainly with margaret immediately dropped the top rate and tax from 92% to 40%. to reduce the foreign exchange controls 20 overnight. this had a huge impact on people. she was also into the air -- deregulation. and incubation for smaller companies. in the bidding for the new contracts, she forbid two years british telecom to be in the bidding. a chance for the new high-tech companies to take off. it had a tremendous effect. she was always very clear. sometimes wrong, but never in dow. she gave us rarity. dennis: i am not sure we see anything like those old plants from either candidate. the uncertainty that you are talking about, actually, it is more just the certainty of taxes going up. >> well, yes. i think actually worse than that is the uncertainty. for some people down, for some people the same, for some people up. there is no direction. no clarity overtax, regulations,
dennis: capital senior john brown worked with margaret thatcher. why don't we just cut tax rates 80%? >> i think there is evidence to show that tax rates to increase activity. certainly with margaret immediately dropped the top rate and tax from 92% to 40%. to reduce the foreign exchange controls 20 overnight. this had a huge impact on people. she was also into the air -- deregulation. and incubation for smaller companies. in the bidding for the new contracts, she forbid two years british...